Introduction Just imagine that a girl you used to know is now being forced to sleep with grown-up men for money in a faraway country. How does that make you feel? But do you know that 85% of Nigerian female victims of trafficking are being sexually exploited? The alarming increase
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COUNTER-TERRORISM IN AFRICA: EDUCATION AS THE MAIN WEAPON
Introduction Africa is facing a crucial challenge: terrorism. This threat is disrupting peace, stability, and development in various parts of the continent. To counter this threat, it is imperative to act on several fronts, including education, which is proving to be a powerful weapon. Instilling a Culture of Peace
Gender Pay Gap in Sports
Introduction In sports, where men athletes earn much more than their female colleagues, the gender pay gap is a chronic problem. The culture of male domination and sexism that permeates sports is frequently blamed for the gender pay gap in sports. The difference in salary between men and women in
Chinese mining companies environment hazard and violation of human rights in Africa specifically Southern Africa Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Introduction Looking east, investment policies by both Mozambican and Zimbabwean government’s pledging with Chinese mining companies brings the natural environment in jeopardy, even human rights especially to local vulnerable majority community dwellers. The Human rights of locals are being violated by the mining companies. There is more disgrace than grace.
Child rape in schools
Introduction: Rape is an act of sexual violence in which a person is forced to have sex against their will. It is a serious violation of a person’s rights and dignity. Rape has far-reaching consequences for the victims and requires considerable support and awareness-raising to combat this scourge. In the
Breaking the Silence: Addressing Mental Health Stigma in Mozambique
Introduction Mental health is a crucial component of overall well-being, yet it remains a topic shrouded in stigma and misunderstanding in many parts of the world, including Mozambique. This stigma prevents individuals from seeking the help they need, perpetuating a cycle of suffering and silence. However, efforts are underway to
The Plight of Human Rights in Sierra Leone: A Cry for Justice
Introduction In the lush landscapes of Sierra Leone, a nation rich in resources and cultural diversity, the echoes of a tumultuous past still resound through the present. Despite making significant strides towards recovery from a brutal civil war, the shadows of human rights abuses continue to loom over the country,
Climate Change and Human Rights: The Case of KwaZulu-Natal floods
Introduction Climate Change has become an enemy to everyone around the world with governments introducing intergovernmental organizations to implement measures to mitigate and deal with climate change. Climate Change is understood as the change in weather patterns and high temperatures. Following heavy rain in KwaZulu-Natal province between 11 – 21
Massacres and persecutions of Christians on African soil: Call for religious respect?
Introduction Every day, the media report on the persecution of Christians somewhere in Africa. Indeed, the 2023 World Persecution Index produced by the non-governmental organization (NGO) “Open Doors” shows that Africa remains the most dangerous continent for a Christian once again this year. Already in 2018, 97% of Christians killed
COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGING MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES IN ETHIOPIA: NURTURING INCLUSIVITY FOR PROGRESS
Introduction: Ethiopia, a diverse nation with a rich cultural heritage, is home to numerous marginalized communities that have historically faced exclusion and limited access to resources. In this article, we will explore the vital role of communication in engaging marginalized communities in Ethiopia, and delve into strategies that can foster